A Four Colour Life: RIP Tom Spurgeon, The Comics Reporter
Biff Bam Pop! remembers and celebrates the life and work of Tom Spurgeon.
Month: November 2019
In the Game: Retro Halloween Games for the Nintendo Switch
It’s never too late for spooky games! Charles Appiah checks out some retro Halloween-themed games for the Nintendo Switch.
Around the Loop: Five Wrestling Podcasts to Listen to On Your Commute
Can’t get enough wrestling information jammed into your brain? Check out this list of wrestling podcasts fans should be listening to in this installment of Around the Loop.
Dead of Winter: BCS Films’ ‘Blood Oak’
For a short film, ‘Blood Oak’ from BCS Films brings the wintry horror, being a worthy entry into the small genre of upstate New York horror.
The Leftscape Podcast: ‘Remembering Alan Semok (Episode 63)’
The Leftscape remembers Alan Semok, husband of co-host Mary McGinley, and Pat McCann, Mary’s nephew.
Heroes & Villans: Lemire & Hester’s Family Tree, Kindt & Smith’s Folklords
E.A. Henson weighs in on new books from Jeff Lemire and Matt Kindt in this week’s Heroes & Villains.
‘BOWIE: Stardust, Rayguns, & Moonage Daydreams’ by Michael Allred Perfectly Melds Comics and Rock & Roll
No combination of comics and rock and roll has proved more exciting, more perfect than the story of David Bowie and the artistry of Michael Allred.Â
Disney+ Arrives and ‘The Mandalorian’ Delivers
Is The Mandalorian better than previous Star Wars television ventures like The Star Wars Holiday Special and Ewoks: Caravan of Courage/Battle For Endor? Without a doubt, yes (not that those are high bars to clear).
The Week in Horror: Welcome to the ‘Trailer Park’ and Make Room on Your Blu-ray and Book Shelves
Trailers galore for some upcoming titles, a big sale on Arrow and Criterion Blu-rays and more in The Week in Horror.
Shattered Dreams at the Box Office as ‘Doctor Sleep’ Drastically Underperforms
For all the critical accolades directed its way, Doctor Sleep, Mike Flanagan’s adaptation of Stephen King’s 2013 sequel to The Shining, had a disastrous opening weekend.Â
‘Doctor Sleep’ to Overtake ‘Last Christmas’ at the Box Office
Can a sequel to a horror classic scare up an audience, or will a holiday rom-com make off with the top spot at the box office this weekend?
‘Doctor Sleep’ remembers the faces of all its fathers
With Doctor Sleep, writer/director Mike Flanagan delivers a superior sequel that honours the work of both Stephen King and Stanley Kubrick.